St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-27
FESTIVITIES TO COME.

orchestra Will give concert at turner
hall ON Wednesday evening. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Oyerture-Jubilee. ..... ........... Keller Bella
Orchestra.
Violin solo a. Romanza ..- Beethoven
'i0iiH SUN b. Zieuguerner. ........ .Sarasate
A. Aamold.
Piano Duet-WaltZ 49,. .........M oskOwski
Mrs F D. Clarke, Mrs. F. B. JilsOn.
Violin solo-Fan'aFia viii ii.'''''-'''''' David
Selection-Rambler. .............. Moses
Song go. Selection from Frieschutz
Mrs. W. De Merse.
observation-disclosures. ................OH enbach
Waltz-Dream on the Ocean. ....... Gungl
Orchestra.
The orchestra is composed of Prof.
Fred Will. director; first violin, A.
AamOnd,C. Z. Schauffier; second violin,
w. +. Pease, r. Schimmel. Otto Abram-
sky: viola, l.. Bosch; cello, A. p. Bate
ham: bass, J. jacobson, J. T. Marshall;
first flute, George w. James; second
flute, G. Ii. Matheny: clarinette, A. Z.
Wilkes: first cOrnet. a. NJ. p. COwley:
second cOrnet. NJ. l.. Badly: French
horn. Charles Ii. Wright: trombone, Ii.
L. WeaverSOn, assisted by Mrs. f. b.
Clarke. Mrs. F. B. JilSOn, Mrs. W. De
Merse. Mr.. COlville.
On Thursday and Friday evenings
and Saturday afternoon, Dec. l, 2 and 3,
''Esmeralda'' will be produced at the
High school by the original cast. The
play was given three years ago, and was
pronounced the finest amateur play ever
seen i'm the city. The cast is as follows:
Rogers. John ID. Miller; Dave Hardy, G.
II. McGill: Estabrook. Fred Powers;
Jack Desmond, Ben Johnson; Drew,
Keller Knauff: Marquis de MOtessin,
William NJ. Banning, j.; ESmeralda,
Miss Adah Hawkins: Nora Desmond,
Miss Sophia BOrup; Kate Desmond,
Miss Annie Bunker: Mrs. Rogers, Miss
Lou Murphy.
The preparations for the celebration
Of the anniversary of ScOtland'S patron
saint by the st. Andrews society, of
this city, Wednesday, the 30th inst. are
now well advanced The Scotch people
of st. Paul have. for the past ten years,
celebrated the day with becoming fer
vOr and enthusiasm: but this year the
intention is to entirely eclipse every
former attempt and make this the most
brilliant event i'll the annals of society.
\ particularly interesting programme
has been arranged, consisting of ora
tory, musical selections, a banquet and
q hop.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Uni
versalist parish will give an entertain
ment in the vestry of the Wacouta
Street chapel, next Thursday evening.
Supper will be served and KriStOfer
Jansen will recite his poem, 1.-The Spell
Bound Fiddler"
The ladies of st. Peters mission will
give a series of entertainments, COM
mencing Dee. Is, for the purpose Of
raising money to make a final payment
OH their church lots. situated on the
corner of Fourth and Maple streets.
On Thursday next the Ladies' society
of the First Baptist church will give a
dinner and supper in connection with
their annual Christmas sale of fancy
articles. to be held in the new chapel
on WacOuta street.
The committees of the Policemen'S
Mutual Aid association who have charge
of the ball to be given at Market hall to-
morrow night. have completed all ar
rangements for the event.
The ladies of the st. Luke's society
of Christ church will hold a sale of
fancy articles at tine guild room of the
church on Monday and Tuesday, Dec.
and 6.
The Young Ladies guild of st. Paul's
church will give the play above the
Clouds at Turner hall, Dec. 6. Dane
ing will conclude the entertainment.
\ musical and literary entertainment,
to conclude with social hop. will be
given by the ladies of the Acker Relief
Corps No. Z. Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the Woodland Park
Baptist church will hold their annual
sale and supper on Tuesday next at the
church on Selby avenue.
General and Mrs. Mark ID. Fowler. of
Ashland avenue, will entertain the
Kangaroo club at progressive euchre on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. BrunsOn, 49, Partridge street,
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of
St. Luke's hospital Wednesday evening.
Miss Wharton will give card party
Tuesday evening at her home OH Sum-
| nit avenue.